A History of South India from Prehistoric Times to the Fall of Vijayanagar c22.62

c22.62

Śri Vijaya, empire of, 6, 166, 176, 183, 308, 322 Śrivilliputtūr, 415, (V.N. monuments), 474 Śri Yajna Śātakarni (Sāta. king), 92 Śriyajña (vihāra), 434 St. Francis Xavier, 279, 429 St. Thomas, 429 Sthala-purāṇas, 21 Stambhapurī, 154 Sthāṇuravi (Chera), 168, 192 Strabo, 26, 112 Sudarśana Bhaṭṭa, Sanskrit author, 345, 346 Śuddhādvaita, 421 Sukha Prakāśa, Sanskrit scholar, 344 Sukumāra, Sanskrit author, 337 Sultan Abul Muzaffar Ala-ud-din Bahman Shah, 232, 233 Sultan Ibrāhim II's tomb, 480 Sultanate of Madura, coins, 21; 228-31; overthrow of, 256 Sultan Hasan's tomb, 478 Sumatra, 78, 322 Sumeria, 61 Sunahśepha Devarāta, 65 Sundara Chola, wars of, 172 Sundaramūrt(t)i, Śaiva saint, 116, 156, 359, 368-9, 414, 423 Sundara Pāndya (Civil War), 209, 220, 222 —, Sanskrit author, 334 Śungas, 89-90 Sun temple at Konarak, 465, 468 Sūrappa Nāyaka, of Gingee, 342 Sureśvara, Sanskrit author, 343-4, 348 Sūrya, Sanskrit author, 339 Śuttamalli (Chola princes), 183 Sutta Nipāta, 66 Suvarnagiri, 85 Svāmi Mahāsena, 97 Svarūpānanda Deśikar, Tamil author, 373 Śyāmakundācārya, Kannada author, 382